al jazeera's be katherine barrett joins us from seafng sao field. >> this time, it's a bigger venue, the crowd is estimated between 15 and 20,000. a young very fervent crowd, long long lines for sanders, only started about an hour ago, an hour late. so everyone got in. his rhetoric about political revolution really resonates here, it is a very progressive political culture here and his support is really all the more remarkable given that on one big economic issue, the issue of trade on which this area really depends in large part, he's actually taken a position that is at odds with some of the union jobs and export oriented jobs in this region. and the clinton campaign has taken pains this week to point out the differences. between sanders and clinton on that. jumbo jets, tall timber, crops like wheat and apples, washington state ships its products across the pacific and around the world. no state exports more on a per capita basis, that includes smaller exporters like seattle microbrewer ryan hilliard. he is thirsting for more. be. >> you're looking for more markets? >> yes absolute

] >> sanders is also holding a rally later tonight in seattle, and that's where al jazeera's katherine barrett is at safeco field tonight. katherine. >> this is sanders second rally within the week. and crowds are supposed to be between 15 and 20,000 strong. sanders revolutionary values resonate on the west coast and in seattle in particular. we have a socialist on the seattle city council. the $15 an hour minimum wage got kicked off here. there's a difference between clinton and sanders, that is on the issue of trade and that difference is something that the clinton campaign for their part has tried ohighlight. oto highlight. jumbo jets, crops like wheat and apples. no state exports more on a per capita basis. that includes smaller exporters like seattle microbrewer ryan hilliard. he ships to canada and he thirsts for more. >> i like the idea of selling big containers of beer at a time instead of a case here and a case here. >> hilliard benefits from the export-import bank that helps finance american exports. >> we have export credit insurance through the xm bank that helps us secure payments

katherine clark. state senators michael barrett, james eldridge and karen spilka. state representatives david lindsky and jay kaufmann. our very own mayor, jeannette mccarthy. as well as waltham city counselors kathleen mcmenamin and george darcy. and i want to give a very special warm welcome to a member of our audience, frank brandeis gilbert, grandson of justice brandeis. our centennial celebration of

katherine clark. state senators michael barrett, james eldridge and karen spilka. state representatives david lindsky and jay kaufmann. our very own mayor, jeannette mccarthy. as well as waltham city counselors kathleen mcmenamin and george darcy. and i want to give a very special warm welcome to a member of our audience, frank brandeis gilbert, grandson of justice brandeis. our centennial celebration of our namesake, louis brandeis, has been made possible by the dedication and inspiration of people too numerous to name, but i must give a special shout-out to brandeis class of 1957 alum, jules bernstein and his wife who first suggested the idea of the centennial celebration back in 2013. they got the ball rolling and from the beginning, they have offered generous support, great wisdom and practical guidance. i also want to thank the director of the international center for ethics, justice and public life here at brandeis, who has skillfully led the initiative and organizing committee. his knowledge and organizational skills have been instrumental in making this cen